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What a click-baity article.
Do we know if this sort of message causes a person to be more or less likely to take their lives? How can you A-B test that?
Does anyone else think your phone telling you it thinks 'you aren't being yourself anymore' could set someone over the edge?
i've been planning on switching off of google products soon, towards fastmail, but haven't gotten the right domain name yet.
Great test case though as they build an infrastructure to do this with other languages eventually.
Unfortunate to learn how it's used; I thought it was really clever at the time.
> What's not... allowed... is using the echo to call people to harass and threat a specific person.
Wouldn't the layman interpret all 'echo's as a call to action? Do you hold one user accountable for drawing attention to a user who is now receiving messages from third parties?I changed the icon out with the original safari icon though, personal preference, and set it as my system default web browser.
p.s. can't wait to try out what you've built when I get to my desktop.
Sorry about that - this is a known bug we're trying to fix.
This is no way intentional to try to get you to sign up
Be civil. Don't say things you wouldn't say in a face-to-face conversation. Avoid gratuitous negativity. (-:I'm sure this bug will be fixed shortly, right bakztfuture?
But still not quite for the faint of heart.
I certainly don't agree with the direction a lot of these guy's moral compasses were pointing in, but boy did sure did get things done (most of the time).
I hold Teddy and Eisenhower in high esteem, but need to read up more about Monroe.
The first four U.S. Presidents were founding fathers, so the election of 1824 was the first time it was a completely different generation vying for what direction we should take the country in. John Quincy Adams, son of President John Adams, seemed like he fit the bill. He was secretary of state, and Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe all had served as Secretary of State before taking the mantel.
Andrew Jackson was cut from a different cloth as the first five presidents. Not wealthy/educated/elite/eastern, Andrew Jackson instead was a frontiers man and a war hero.
By the time the votes were tallies, Jackson won the popular vote, but since the race was split between more than two candidates and he only had a plurality but not a majority (more votes than anyone else, but less than 50%), congress got to decide the next President.
In a move of backroom bargaining, John Q. Adams offers the then speaker of the house Henry Clay a position as the 9th Secretary of State in exchange for whipping the votes. It worked.
Screwed out of an election that should have been his, Andrew Jackson held his tongue and his temper and instead looked towards the next election where he knocked the sitting president out of office.
Who are your favorite founding fathers of the U.S.A.?
Can't believe they want to take Lincoln off the 5$ bill though. Why can't we just add new denominations of currency into the system? Bring back the 500$/1000$/5000$/10000$ bills? Perhaps instead add a 25$ bill and a 200$/250$ bill?
I was diagnosed when I was 17, and I get to interact with a lot of other students on the spectrum every day at my school. There are a few students that believe autism is something to overcome, and that if they try hard enough perhaps one day they won't be 'autistic'. Most of us are comfortable with the fact that we're different.